Weighted Anchorless Pylon Set

My son got a set of Rawlings pylons last year and he really enjoyed them, but because they only come in a set of two, he wanted more--6 more! I found the Pro Down in a set of four for a really great price. They are BIGGER than the Rawlings pylons and they seem more rugged as well. But because he wanted six pylons for Christmas, I ordered the Pro Down and another set of Rawlings. They all do the job just fine and he was a happy boy so I am a happy mom.The Pro Down, like I said, are bigger and heavier so don't let children throw them at each other because they can do some damage. They are cushy on the top so a child won't get hurt when being tackled. Overall, I would buy these again for their durability and their price.

Quality materials, heavy and bright neon orange. Perfect for game use or practice

These pylons are excellent for marking the end zone of the field you are playing on. They are made very well and don't need holes or anchors to keep them in place. you just position them where you want them and your set to play. Occasionally you may have to re-position them if they are ran into, but, for the most part they stay put.The only actual downside to these are they only come four in a set instead of eight. I guess Pro Down didn't know that there are two end zones on one foot ball field, fortunately for me a guy that plays with us already has a set.

Very handy little things, and half the price of Sports Authority. I can see how they would start to leak if they were pounded on or dropped to hard too often.

Update from original.. still 5 stars. These made it through a season. 24 practices/scrimmages or so. No tears. Would definitely buy again but doubt I'm going to need to.Original Review:6 practices in (including a couple instances of the kids using them as weapons for goofing around during pick up... Smh) and no signs of stressed seams.Just the handling and occasional impact on field I'd say 6 practices isn't enough to gauge longevity. But having witnessed two instances of teammates turning them into play weapons and pillow fighting with I'm quite confident saying these are built to last. Very high visibility. Good weight at base. They stay upright. But soft enough to not be a field hazard.

I have struggled for 5 years with several different varieties of Pylons. There were a hassle. I was about to buy some that had magnets, but I would have had to bury magnets in the ground. No guarantee that the football field would be located in exactly the same place next year.Then I saw these on Amazon. They do not require magnets. The only possible downside is that they are fairly heavy. Bought them and got them in time for the first football game. Compared to all the other ones that we had, these are a dream.When I watched several NFL games, I saw the exact same pylons being used. I guess that's why they are called "Pro Down".Amazon got them to me in the promised two days, and I was set to go. I would recommend to anyone.

Bought these for my boys to play in the yard with there friends - they love them - takes their game to the next level and it’s fun watching them punch the ball in the end zone while knocking down the pylon - they’re also pretty well made and stand well too.

I bought 24 of these for 3 flag football fields. It immediately makes the kids think they’re playing on a real football field they all loved it, they help making close calls around the endzone easier. They’ve lasted over 8 seasons and have been through several rain storms and games where the temperature was freezing. Only one has ripped from normal wear and tear and one from kids picking them up and throwing them around. They are filled with sand at the bottom so once they rip it’s hard to save them so as long as people know to not throw them around they’ll last for years